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cdhami
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In our workshop, we have a cobol program which was last compiled in 2004.
This program just has include exec SQL SQLCA end-exec
no other query.
I am not able to see any DBRM also for this code.
When i try to compile it again using db2 option, it gives error that dbrm is empty, and when i compile it as non-db2, it gives error that 'exec sql' is not recognized.
I want to know, how this program was initially created in 2004 where it got compiled and installed properly
Thanks in advance
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enrico-sorichetti
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| I want to know, how this program was initially created in 2004 where it got compiled and installed properly |
unlikely You will find any useful answer outside Your organization |
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CICS Guy
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| cdhami wrote: |
When i try to compile it again using db2 option, it gives error that dbrm is empty, and when i compile it as non-db2, it gives error that 'exec sql' is not recognized.
I want to know, how this program was initially created in 2004 where it got compiled and installed properly |
Probably, the pre-compile translator didn't care if the dbrm was empty....
Why is the SQLCA included? |
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